The National Republican Senatorial Committee ( NRSC ) is responsible for the content of this new scathing campaign ad, which NRO’s Jim Geraghty rightly characterizes as the “Chuck Norris of party committee created web videos” :
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Video: ‘Actions speak louder than words, Mr. President’
Over the last couple of days, NRO has been swamped with newsletter subscribers complaining that they hadn’t received their Morning Jolt. Our man Russ noticed that all the complaints were coming from RoadRunner email addresses ( whatever.rr.com ); he called our e-mail distributor and they’re aware of the problem and have been working with Time Warner to resolve the issue. Jim Geraghty
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A Brief Technical Note on the Morning Jolt . . .
Politico : “The Democratic National Committee laid off half a dozen more staffers on its regional political desks Friday afternoon.” This is change I can believe in. Jim Geraghty
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Six Jobs That No Longer Count as ‘Saved’
The Tea Party Express takes its message to the airwaves in Wisconsin, hoping to help out in the April 5 judicial election: Jim Geraghty
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Tea Party Express Salutes ‘Most Principled’ Wisconsin Judge
Conservatives may want to spend the next few days helping out Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice David Prosser. As Robert Costa reports , liberals are making an all-out push to replace Prosser with JoAnne Kloppenburg, an environmental lawyer and veteran state attorney, for a ten-year term. The expectation is that Kloppenburg would support legal roadblocks to Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker's budget repair bill that has state unions violently furious. The election is April 5. Volunteers can help reach Wisconsin voters, categorized by area code, by going here . A campaign ad for Prosser: Jim Geraghty
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A Wisconsin Election of Supreme Importance
Over on the home page , my friend Cam Edwards and I take a look at the “gun-walking” scandal at the ATF and the difficulty Congressional investigators are having in getting answers out of the administration. Jim Geraghty
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What Was ATF Thinking?
I don't think district residency is a particularly big deal if a candidate has some other connection to a district, e.g., they work there on a daily basis and live just across the district line. But I'm sure some New York Republicans will have fun with this : Kathy Hochul, the Democrat running in the special election in New York's 26th congressional district, does not live in the district. She'll take on Jane Corwin , who lives in Clarence, New York, which is indeed inside the district, at least as the lines are currently drawn. Jim Geraghty
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She’s One of Those Rahm-Hillary-Alan-Keyes-Style Residents
